DigitizingFlowEmbroidery digitizing
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Embroidery digitizing for shops

A shop workflow for intake, files, packets, and support.

DigitizingFlow is being built around the operational jobs shops repeat every day: accept artwork, configure machine constraints, track a run, inspect evidence, and hand off a packet.

Dashboard, catalog, history, upload, packet, settings, and admin surfacesRole-gated admin overview with queue and artifact visibilitySupport notes and retry controls for failed or delayed jobs
Intake

Standardize customer artwork review

Every run captures the source file, target size, colors, settings, and notes that downstream operators need.

Operations

Track queue and artifact health

Admin views expose counts for designs, jobs, artifacts, audit events, environment configuration, and actionable failed jobs.

Handoff

Download packet evidence

The packet workspace and ZIP route gather source, machine files, reports, previews, and manifest data for production review.

Built for repeatable work

The target user is an operator or shop manager who needs fewer mystery files and more visible status, evidence, and support context.

Shop-ready does not mean sewout-approved

The app can help prepare work for a shop floor, but the product must still record physical sewout evidence before production approval.

Operator questions

What this page can honestly claim

Can a shop use this to manage multiple runs?

The current app has dashboard, catalog, history, settings, upload, packet, and admin surfaces backed by Postgres.

Can support see why a run failed?

Admin users can inspect failed jobs, artifacts, audit events, support notes, and retry controls without shell access.

Next step

Run the workflow with the production boundary visible.

Queue artwork, inspect generated evidence, and keep physical sewout approval separate from software readiness.